CAPABILITIES
Low-Code
Some internal tools are understood best by the business team, yet they still queue behind engineering. Low-code lets that team build them, inside limits that were agreed up front.
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What we do
Build the platform and the blocks: forms, approval flows, permissions, reports. The business team assembles those blocks into its own tools.
Engineering keeps the rest: system connections, permissions, backups and limits, so a self-built tool cannot reach outside the safe area.
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The boundary
Work that repeats, changes rarely and stays internal suits low-code.
Work that is a customer-facing product, or needs high performance, is written as software.
What this needs from both sides
- The list of internal tools currently waiting.
- The shared blocks and how they are named.
- Which data each tool is allowed to touch.
- A path from a low-code tool to real software when it grows.